Ngati Pahauwera

Te Iwi O Mohaka

  • 2008 Panui
  • 2009 Panui
  • 2010 Panui
  • 2011 Panui
  • 2012 Panui
  • About Ngati Pahauwera
    • Tipuna
  • ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS
  • Beneficiary Roll
  • Contact
  • DEED OF TRUST FOR Ngati Pahauwera Development Trust
  • DEED OF TRUST FOR Ngati Pahauwera Tiaki Trust
  • Draft Strategic Plan 2009-2014
  • Governance Entity Documents
  • Hawke’s Bay Regional Council
  • Hikoi to Wellington – Photos I
  • HUI-A-IWI
  • Hui-A-Iwi and Power Point Presentations
  • Hydro Investigation Project
  • Iwi Feedback
  • JOB OPPORTUNITIES – Kia Kaha Whanau
  • Job Opportunity – Transition Manager
  • Meridian Mohaka Reports
  • Mohaka School Kapa Haka Group 2010
  • Ngati Pahauwera Achievements
  • Ngati Pahauwera Development & Tiaki Trust Panui
  • Ngati Pahauwera Development and Tiaki Trusts Counsel, Staff & Trustees
  • Ngati Pahauwera Tohu
  • Ngati Pahauwera Treaty Claims
  • NGATI PAHAUWERA TRUSTEE POLICIES
  • PAROA STATION
  • Previous Representatives for Ngati Pahauwera
  • SCHOLARSHIPS/FUNDING APPLICATIONS
  • Site Map
  • Strategic Plan 2009 – 2014
  • Whenua, The Land

About Ngati Pahauwera

Ngati Pahauwera Development and Tiaki Trusts

Ko te Amorangi ki mua
ko te hapai o ki muri

Let our God be the spearhead and achievement will follow.

Our History

Tangitu ki te moana
Maungaharuru ki uta
Mohaka te awa
Ko Ngati Pahauwera te iwi

The above Tauparapara describes the essence of Ngati Pahauwera from the mountains to the sea and from the river to the iwi. Maungaharuru are the inland ranges the source of our forest foods and resources. Tangitu refers to our coastal territory and fisheries resources. Kaumatua and kuia in the Waitangi Tribunal Mohaka river claim hearing described the Mohaka River as a taonga of inestimable cultural and spiritual value to Ngati Pahauwera. The value Ngati Pahauwera place on the river is expressed on marae in waiata, Haka, Tauparapara and in the pepeha (sayings). Such expressions include: Ko au te awa, Ko te awa ko au. I am the river and the river is me. Te tapu o Irakewa. (Made sacred by Irakewa) Mohaka Tomairangi, (Mohaka the unifier). Mohaka te Waiora. (Mohaka the life giver).